Via WIRED UK
This impressive project clocked in at around $250k, but I'll be damned if it wasn't worth it. Clearly someone gathered a whole hell of a lot of inspiration from Iron Man.
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Photographer, Benjamin Von Wong turned every day office workers, into crime fighting super heroes. In full costume these everyday heroes, perched on the ledge of a 1,000 foot skyscraper, began their silent vigil over the mean streets of San Francisco.
Check out the fruit of their death-defying stunt.
Via BBC Cumbria
A legend dressed up like the Caped Crusader himself has taken to the streets to ease the troubled minds of children traumatized by 'evil clowns.' BBC Cumbria reports:
"It appears a superhero has swooped in, determined to help youngsters sleep easy tonight. Cumbria Superheroes, a costume company, has sent ‘Batman’ out and about on the town’s streets to fight off the evil clowns. The man behind it insists he is not a vigilante, but is hoping to give children some reassurance that they are safe."
Here are a couple pics too:
And a cry for help:
Via brothers-brick
LEGO has it's own official Helicarrier kit but this fan made one is twice as big and uses five times as many pieces according to the Brothers Brick. 
The fan who made this scale model used the images from the 2012 Avengers movie as reference to design a large and detailed model that would be easy to transport. It is now on display in a LEGO store in Taipei.
Via Laughing Squid
Artist Doctor Popular released a remix of his song "Dazzler" by E.N. Cowell on a postcard that plays his music. And of course, the card depicts the oft-lampooned X-Men character Dazzler, because why not? Listen to the song here!
